Louis Paloma: [to Brynie Sullivan, after Jessica exposes the murderer] Sullivan, about that exclusive. I'm prepared to fill you in on any details, open my files up to you, if that's worth anything. As a matter of fact, I have some free time first thing in the morning.
Brynie Sullivan: Well, thanks, Louis. But this one's kind of writing itself. My lead's going to be how Lieutenant Artie Gelber cracked the murder case ten days before his retirement, and found in the killer's possession evidence that's going to allow the New York DA to put Max Hagen away for almost 200 years.
Lt. Artie Gelber: Yeah, Mr. Paloma, can you believe he was just carrying those computer disks around in his pocket?
Brynie Sullivan: But don't sweat it, Louis. After the DA has finished with Hagen, you can go after him in the federal courts. It might even get you nominated for dog catcher. Elected, I don't know.
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